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Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

The Upstream/Downstream Process Balancing Act

| Serena Fries Smith, Hunter Malanson

Early collaboration and open communication between upstream and downstream are crucial to ensure a consistent end-to-end bioprocess.

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Trials of a Medicine Maker

Gene is in charge of seed train duty! But the reality doesn’t quite live up to his expectations…

Manufacture Advanced Medicine

Trials of a Medicine Maker

What lies ahead for Gene and Eva in 2019? Cell and gene therapies!

Manufacture Technology and Equipment

Back to Nature

| Bill Whitford

It’s time for pharma to leave behind the highly energy-dependent and inflexible processes of the 20th century. Let’s “biologicalize” manufacturing.

Manufacture Advanced Medicine

Command and Control Your Bioprocess

| Philipp Nold

The stem cell industry needs to embrace bioprocess control systems to develop consistent, high quality, and commercially viable bioprocesses.

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Process Intensification: Getting More From Less

| Serena Fries Smith

Intensifying or simplifying your bioprocess can mean more product, shorter manufacturing times, or lower costs.

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Adding Versatility with Single-Pass TFF

| Sponsored by MilliporeSigma

Single-pass TFF is a convenient means of reducing volumes, column sizes and hardware costs, as well as eliminating tank bottlenecks...

Manufacture Technology and Equipment

Strokes of Genius: The Innovation Awards 2018

| Stephanie Vine

The 2018 Innovation Awards are here! From capsules, to software, to high-tech mass spectrometers; we celebrate the advances of the field.

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Trials of a Medicine Maker

Where is this variability come from? It's time for Gene and Eva to investigate!

Manufacture Bioprocessing - Upstream & Downstream

Easing Ion-Exchange Chromatography

| Romain Dabre

Why salt-tolerant resins make for “happier” biomolecules with better binding.

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